Divine Hammer
The Breeders
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I'm just looking for Just looking for a way around It disappears this near You're the rod I'm water I'm just looking for the divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer I'm just looking for one divine hammer I'd bang it all day Oh the carpenter goes bang Bang bang I'm just looking for one divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer I'm just looking for a faith Waiting to be followed It disappears this near You're the rod I'm water I'm just looking for one divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer One divine hammer
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12 facts about this song
Song Formation"Divine Hammer" is one of the hit songs by the American alternative rock band The Breeders, which was formed in 1989.
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MembersThe Breeders was created by Kim Deal from the Pixies and Tanya Donelly from Throwing Muses. However, the line-up for The Breeders' when "Divine Hammer" was recorded was composed by Kim Deal, her twin sister Kelley Deal, Josephine Wiggs, and Jim Macpherson.
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Album ReleaseThe song was released on their second studio album, "Last Splash," in August 1993.
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Single Release"Divine Hammer" was also released as the second single from the album in the same year.
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CollaborationThe music video for "Divine Hammer" was directed by Spike Jonze, Kim Gordon, and Richard Kern, notable figures within the independent music and film scene.
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Song InspirationThe title "Divine Hammer" draws inspiration from a Buddhist concept, where the divine hammer is seen as a symbol of power and purpose, smashing ignorance and spreading enlightenment.
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Charter SuccessDespite not having significant commercial success, "Divine Hammer" attained cult status and distinctive recognition among alternative rock fans and is often regarded as one of the standout tracks from the band.
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Cover PerformanceSeveral indie and alternative bands have covered "Divine Hammer" live, showcasing the song's influence and popularity in the genre.
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Song Writing"Divine Hammer" was predominantly written by Kim Deal. Her writing signature is evident in the song's catchy, pop-infused melody layered with gritty guitars.
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GenreThe Breeders are known for seamlessly blending together elements of punk, indie rock, pop, and noise, a style that is very much present in "Divine Hammer".
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Live Performances"Divine Hammer" has consistently been a part of The Breeders' live performances since its release, indicative of its popularity and continued relevance.
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Media UseThe song has been used in popular media, like television shows and movies, further increasing its reach and popularity.
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